pwd is a linux command that shows you what directory you’re in, now it tells you what category you’re in
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How to install Nginx on Ubuntu is a guide to setting up Nginx on new Ubuntu server. Depending on your knowledge, you can apply this guide on a server where you may already have a working site. The only thing that matters is that you know exactly what you need to do...
Here's a note on how to secure Ubuntu 22.04 and boost server and site security. For the purposes of this tutorial, I used a VPS server purchased from Time4VPS at an extremely low price for only 1.2 euros per month 🙂 Time4VPS also has the best Black Friday deal right...
Ubuntu 22.10 fresh start is an article intended for beginners or those who find it easier to follow a certain sequence of settings and installation of new applications. I have been using Linux operating systems for more than 10 years, and even now I like to read some...
Some notes and thoughts on How to install Let's Encrypt on Ubuntu 22.04 server. If you've read my previous article and installed WordPress on an Ubuntu server, you now need this article to ensure a secure connection on your site. If you've come this far, you probably...
To find all files by extension in Linux can be useful for cleaning the site from harmful files and files with extensions that should not be in a certain folder. For example, if a WordPress site is infected with malware files and you know that /wp-content/uploads must...
The ability to delete all .htaccess files with one command is an action that will make it easier for you to clean your site. Lately, there is malware that places a "harmful" .htaccess file in every folder of the WordPress site, and this can cause great damage, but it...